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New archaeology study could re-write 14,000-year-old history about how first humans got to America
Critics of the new findings cite previously discovered artifacts dated farther back than now claimed
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ScienceEdinburgh Council plans to BLOCK new data centres for climate reasons 'threaten UK's AI revolution'
The local authority said it needed to be sure of the site's green credentials before approving it
ScienceScientists puzzled as to why humans have strong ‘anticlockwise bias’
The discovery came during the pandemic, when researchers were investigating whether people could maintain two-metre social distancing
ScienceLife on Mars hopes soar after breakthrough discovery by scientists
An immense reservoir of liquid water may reside deep under the surface of the Red Planet
ScienceArchaeology breakthrough as scientists uncover untouched ancient tomb that offers insight into Italy before the Romans
The international San Giuliano Archaeological Research Project has been surveying the area since 2016
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Donald Trump’s bold plan to ‘return to the moon’ outlined by professor
Greg Autry joined Patrick Christys on GBN America

Archaeologists discover 'humongous' fort that completely changes theory of Roman Empire in Britain
A leading Roman specialist and tutor at Oxford University made the discovery

Britons urged to look up next week to witness rare celestial event not due again until 2043
The seventh full moon of 2026 is a special event on the astronomical calendar

'Lost city' found on floor of Atlantic Ocean could hold clues to origin of life
The city sits over 700 metres below the Earth's surface
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Mysterious spinning white spiral spotted across UK night sky as Met Office reveal cause
The glowing light appeared for only a few minutes and then faded

Asteroid warning issued as 'hazardous' rock the size of a 20-story building headed for Earth in 2032
It has the highest probability of impact among all large objects being tracked by Nasa and other space agencies

Archaeologists make 'biblical discovery' as they identify possible 'Promised Land' reached by Moses
Teams found items which date back more than 3,200 years

Scientists scramble for answers after 'interstellar object' makes shock turn towards the sun
A leading astrophysicist has suggested the object could be an alien 'Trojan Horse' heading toward Earth

Archaeologists may have discovered first-ever victim of trebuchet attack more than 700 years ago
The weapon was potentially Edward I's enormous trebuchet known as 'War Wolf', which was deployed during the 1304 siege of Stirling Castle

Space mystery: Nasa astronaut shares new photo of twisted purple growth on board International Space Station
Social media users were left puzzled by the growth - though the reality was rather more mundane